Cardi B’s ‘Hurricane’ Comment Controversy Explained

Renowned rapper Cardi B found herself in the middle of controversy after she made some comments amid the 2024 election results, that seemingly were a jibe toward the hurricane-prone states. The rapper, before the election day, appeared in a rally and endorsed Kamala Harris by giving a speech. Although she cheered for the Democratic candidate in the posts she made online, Donald Trump has likely taken the victory in the elections.

Here’s a detailed look at why Cardi B’s comments have generated strong reactions from netizens.

What did Cardi B say amidst US Election results?

Cardi B’s recently deleted video has stirred discussions among social media users.

Following the arrival of election day, the internet was flooded with people and celebrities like Cardi B urging others to cast their vote for Kamala Harris. However, as election night arrived, the chances of Donald Trump sweeping the presidential elections became more prominent. It prompted reactions from many others, including Cardi B.

In the now-removed clip, the rapper said, “This is why some of y’all states be getting hurricanes.” Although she didn’t make any specific mentions, according to Deadlinethe remark was directed toward hurricane-prone states. This includes Louisiana, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina, where Trump was declared the clear victor following the counting.

Following this video controversy, Cardi B conducted an Instagram Live. In it, she said, “I just hope she knows no matter what happens tonight, millions of people are proud of her. Women around the world are proud of her. Women of color are proud of her.” Moreover, Cardi B shared an Instagram post praising Harris’ run for the presidency.

According to AP NewsRepublican candidate Donald Trump gained a total of 277 electoral votes surpassing the 270 mark. He emerged as the winner in the 2024 presidential elections. Trump took the lead from Kamala Harris, who ended up with 224 electoral votes. He also gave a victory speech celebrating his win.

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